Masakazu Ishiguro was born in Fukui Prefecture in 1977. An multiple award winning artist, he broke though in 200 when we was presented with the Afternoon Four Seasons Award for his work on the short "HERO". 

While he broke through within the sci-fi genre, Ishiguro is possibly best known for his comedies; particularly the Japan Media Arts Award winning AND YES THE TOWN MOVES (Shonen Gahosha). Whimsical, stylish, and often surreal, Ishiguro's works are often put into their own genre - SF (Slightly Fantastical).

Masakazu Ishiguro

Upon meeting with a cult known as the Liviumen, Kiruko and Maru 
are tasked to dispose of some man-eaters. Their project would lead them 
to the people behind the organization known as the Immortal Order. With 
conflicting ideologies fighting for their services and rare working 
machinery in the heart of Tokyo, the two must decide whether or not to 
continue on their quest or to settle down with "civilization".

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Heavenly Delusion

To See What Can't Be SeenIn a now abandoned Akihabara, Kiruko 
and Maru find themselves in the middle of a cultural war. And as in 
every conflict, the fog of war hides much more than the truth! The same 
can be said at the Academy, which is reeling from some major shakeups 
within its student body and staff.

Heavenly Delusion, Volume 4

After going on a wild goose chase through the badlands of 
Kanagawa, Kiruko and Maru are back in Tokyo where they can see a small 
but vibrant refugee community. But with society comes politics and 
economics, so now they have to turn to monster killing and odd jobs to 
survive in the big city.Awards: Selected as the Best Manga of 2018 by the&nbsp;Kono Manga ga Sugoi&nbsp;Committee.

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Horror

Heavenly Delusion, Volume 3

After heading south to investigate the place known as Tomato Heaven, 
Maru and Kiruko head back to Tokyo via a "ferry." But they are ambushed 
at sea by one of the man-eating Hiruko monsters. This specific beast is 
amphibious, making him extremely deadly as he can easily take cover in 
the sea. Meanwhile in the school, Tokio, with the help of his classmate 
Kuku, uncovers a frightening secret. Maybe life is not what it seems at 
all. Maybe those who are inside the walls are not in heaven. And maybe 
the walls are there to keep them all inside!Awards: Selected as the Best Manga of 2018 by the&nbsp;Kono Manga ga Sugoi&nbsp;Committee.

Mystery

After heading south to investigate the place known as Tomato Heaven, Maru and Kiruko head back to Tokyo via a "ferry". But they are ambushed at sea by one of the man-eating Hiruko monsters.

Heavenly Delusion, Volume 2

<div id="iframeContent" dir="auto">Within the safety of the walls, 
youths are raised in a nursery-style setting by robots. While life there
 may appear stale on the surface, the children are full of potential and
 curiosity. In many ways it is like a slice of heaven. The outside
 world is a hell-scape. It is almost entirely void of anything 
mechanical and is now inhabited by bizarre, yet powerful super-natural 
beings. Maru, with the aid of Kiruko, is out there crisscrossing 
what was once Tokyo for heaven. But after searching for so long, maybe 
heaven is more of an untenable dream than a potential reality.Awards: Selected as the Best Manga of 2018 by the&nbsp;Kono Manga ga Sugoi&nbsp;Committee. </div>

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